The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-07-31
HANOVER BEATEN AT LAST.
NE. HITHERs's COLI LA0GARD DOWNS
HIM IN THE RAfITAN STAKES.

Too Much for the Go'ng"-Ferdhau Also
Bovied over sn tho sspiinE stnkes-Gnme
ora Barnun,'s rsAth and 11sts Races.
Hindoo's famous son has met his Water
Ilooi
The thirteenth day OF The meeting Of the
Monmouth Park Association was very UNI
lucky day for tho Dwyer Biothers. Their first
disappointment came when their colt Ford
lam, favorite In the Sapllng Stakes, was beaten
n tho second race. This was followed In the
hird race By the overthrow VI their great race
Iorse Hanover. q colt that has BEEN called
lpon TO run moro races aid concede more
weight than any other thre&year-ola In this
country or Europe. 1t was lis fifteenth race
this season, and the eighteenth OF his unpar-
lalleled career. The event WIS the Raritan
Stakes for thrce-year-olds. In which he carried
les pounds, against Ill on Mr. Wither,s colt
ILegeard, and 1903 on Appleby 4 Tohnsons colt
Bradford.
Although tho track has been shw and heavy
for weeks, and was not improvedby the rain Of
yesterday morning, the great holiday crowd Of
about 10000, including hundred Of veteran
turfmen. thought that there was oily one htrse
lin the race. and that was Hindoot son. The
|bookmakers fully believed in his ability to win.
for he was barred on most ofthe slaes. and he
few who took bets did 1t on the bash Of flfte,n
mile and quarter. Hanover had won the En-
|porum at mile and half. with he sans
weight. giving twenty pounds to god race
horses, and running the distance In 2:,5'l. ONLY
Tx seconds behind tho best recorl duke
Blackburn's), made with 90 pounds lcssweight.
The three started from the head OF the
Hanover fntS~ ran diiierentiy than in his psvioas
sm6itlously II tis front r. the opening Bounds,
stretch. foilowsd s. Rsessrd Hail. way a
sspeona place ana Whe9 pssssd sS
and his, mouth was omen while fighting, to take
to his neck. Bradford pulled out out into the lisht
on the turn for the baeks t ana AZ me ne
Breach Of
was In the rear. tapping Hanover to his saddle;
In the next quarter. Hanover exlinglishh ss
tapping Hindoo's son. Positions changed on
the turn for the three-auarters post. causing
NJ YS set oSto ~ Was caassd 81 the crowd seeing
Mccarthy carry the black eolors OF MI. Witte Ter
passed ed Bradford before reschins the home.
to the stand. He could not answer 70, the
PRECEDING steel while Lsggard with un II pG
strdes kept on In the sensational ISL no, race OF the
sssited spectators shouted WILDLY, at the down
all of the colt whose victories they had pre-
When ughlin, returned to weigh ont his
yes were moist and he appeared greatly de-
Reted. 4 Sun reporter o asked ohm bin how the
sSSsis: Too much weight i in this Going
could not have been himself, The first quar-
su s ad; mile s' fas MILE and sS
III: Michael pwyer: who has charge Of the 3
vision. must have had q. presentiment that
Hanover would be beaten, for he failed to back
hin for h bs
b00 to win 5000, and at another time $4,000
hrm. and has been very fortunate in his heavy
Srei ono Of $1,000 to :i;oSo On Hindoo: when
Roodford was beaten.
LagSard, the winner, is q large. handsome
III saG
las gained at JEROME Park on May 81: 1886;
h eea 81 Ss a fs taa
finished second In sweepstakes at Sleeps:
Eight So ut lis IS was Su al @
he was given Q name without having been
e. wM asmos sRd ON WAS sfsrteS e sena fS
IN a field OF ten. His next essay was success
fHl for On The same course tAng o. he won the
Them Montrose,, the winner Of this years Ken
mouth on Aug a. finished fourth Tor the
Champagne Stakes at Jerome Park to Come
mara. and Wound up his career for the season
sweepstakes at six furlongs from 2 field Of
of Of hi his own The %s
Who OBI poted him 80 sucosssfniiy yesterday
e. thseelysar sweepsiss55es a. shssRshs,s%aa
6rdw a srpns and others On the s io
s aMes WITH is POUNDS up one mile and
was fourth TO stuyvesant, BE ran third to
DRY a On the 5ans
s saa q she Ris and thss hs sscsnd yise
home sn ' RoiFh ras IL sA y
seven fuIlongs. On July Q. at the q, same track.
having burden OF 1O6 pounds. His great VIC
tory was IN mile and a sl1teenth handicap Of
Dsas %hsa wsf
one miles nile and t&se-si Itsenths. q Monmouth
Park on July %. whom beaten by Kingston.
date:
81: sH S ..ssss a III :sisH
Monmouth Park. July s-July Stakes; six furlongs
Hanover u20 nnt onsko QlO second Time l:l5K
Value. M,4l5. W
s.fa az ~ v. ts:
Brookiyn, May Vacation Stakes; ono mile. Han.
Ss,sr di IA aTst Hszroy aop second Time. i'4sN
H:sSsssS S Az. Pr EonOpSls aiS Second Tine Time,
Jerome PsIi, Nay So-withsrs Stakes; / mile. Han.
ever eyer uiH nrse Stockton uls) second. Time. i'4sH
jerome fsrk, jun e-Belmont stskss: ~ miles.
Hsnovs5 giS hrst, pneke dls, second. Time, a:4sK
Brookiyn June II .-Brootlyn Derby; ~ miles. Han,
ever qisl INST Dunioyned Is) second Tine, 2:<s3<
shssP.Ssaa Bay yurs ls. swift stakes " nile Han
ever Qisl nrst Kingston lls) second. Time, III
shssPshe.d Bay, Juns 81 Tidal Stakes nile. Han
shespsSsad Bay Jurs 2s.-Coney Island Derby. ~
%ilss I.rover tiis' irss ousio DIS second Time,
shespshsad Bay June so-1ee Emporium Stakes ~
nlsa Hsnoysf u29 nIst punbeyns u22) second.
sSss as ' Sss 5y g Sspn. s,i. "
milf: T T.S. a nrz STOCKTON i second Time
= Monmouth Park, July 7-LoTilhrd Stakes, IL miles.
Hanovsr ais nrst Almy diS second Time, 2;4oH
Monmouth Park, July II-stoel,on Stakes: II miles.